🏍️ Gaerne Balance Oiled: Superior Quality All-Terrain Motorcycle Boots Review

I rode my Tiger 20,000 miles on and off road last year. In general they hold up well. The fabric lining begins to fray at the top of the boot on both feet. It's not a big deal, but it was a little disappointing. Otherwise they are comfortable, waterproof and externally durable.

Boots fit well and are very comfortable. They are well built. The only thing I don't like is the locking system. I had a strap fall out and it worries me about the life of the boot. I've tried updating the insoles and I'll tell you don't do it. The boots fit snugly around the foot and any change, such as B. Changing the insole will make it uncomfortable.

Upgrade*** After contacting Longhorn Moto I was told to contact Gaerne direct which I will do. However, from a customer perspective, having bought a $400 laptop, I expected Longhorns to take the lead. I will not buy them again *** I bought these boots based on the reviews. Unfortunately after 5-10 rides the left boot is already falling apart and the bottom clip pops out as I only got them a few months ago. I hope G can help with the cost. I hope I just caught a bad pair for once.

Haven't had to test them for waterproofing in a real storm, but other than that they're great boots. Very convenient and easy to turn on and off. They are more flexible than many other motorcycle boots, are easy to walk on and are suitable for almost any terrain thanks to the grip. Due to their increased flexibility, they offer slightly less protection around the ankle and foot than some others. For me the perfect combination of hiking and motorcycle boots. I am planning to use them on a 3 week

Balance are amazing but just not for me. The bottom strap is held in place by a LARGE round plastic base that digged into my ankle violently. So I had to take them off after a lap in the living room. The standard Gaerne boots have a smaller base and I assume they don't chafe. . However, based on online rider reviews, I decided to take a chance and buy the StyleMartin boots ($30 off, ankle protection and better arch support) and I found them perfect for me. Gaerne Balance is the gold standard…

A wide forefoot rider has one hell of a headache trying to find the right shoes and boots. Don't even get me started on ski boots. I ordered these based on reviews on advrider.com and other forums and they fit perfectly. The toe box is wide enough for my forefoot and doesn't pinch my little toes. That alone would give them 5 stars in my book, but they look great too. Some things to look out for: As others have mentioned, these boots don't offer anywhere near the full protection of MX boots…

These boots look great and immediately feel great. I feel more confident because I'm more protected now than when I was wearing my shorts. It's still not a full MX boot, but I can run in it all day with no comfort issues. I don't need to pack an extra pair of "non-bike shoes" on my late-night dual-sport adventures. They're definitely warmer than my previous boots, but never so warm that they become uncomfortable (although I haven't tested them in the summer yet). The finish scratches easily but

They were incredibly comfortable straight away - almost like walking on air! They are lightweight but durable and protective. The fit was perfect (I wear a 10 and ordered a size 10). I wanted vintage style boots for my retro Moto Guzzi V7 Stone and they fit me perfectly. (I know Motox street bike boots? But I like the look). They are very stylish (Italian of course) and go really well with the bike. In addition, they are comfortable and flexible enough to walk without a bike. Another thing I…